\brg!68D:\686to pirate custom.103 Police in some areas have 71 found that a notice stating+ "HELP - PHONE THE POLICE" placed in the back window of the car has been successful. 3 TAXI   TAXIS and MINICABS...105  INCIDENTS....122 TAXI - 7  TAXIS and MINICABS -  106In London, the police licence7Hackney carriages(black taxis)+ They have white plates with the licence number in black on the inside and on the outside.107 The driver of a 7 hackney carriage + (taxi) must wear a badge in a conspicuous place. 108Hackney carriages (taxis) and7 private hire vehicles outside+ London are usually licensed by District Councils,display platesand the drivers wear badges. 109In London mini-cabs and private7 hire vehicles are unlicensed.+ Most mini-cab drivers are reliable and honest but like alljobs they have "bad apples". 110 Drvers of mini-cabs 7 in London + are currently not vetted so you should still follow these guidelines.111 Make sure 7 you have the phone number + of a reputable car company Ask your friends for a recommendation. 112When booking your taxi you must7do so by phone.Ask the company+ for the driver's name and even the call sign. Ask what type of car it is.113 If you are calling 7 from a public place try to avoid doing so where someone overhears you giving your name, etc. 114 Anyone could pull up 7and call " cab for Mary Smith+" so when your cab arrives check the driver's name and company. 115 TAXI  TAXIS 7 and MINICABS - continued  116If you can, share a taxi with a7friend-it's better and cheaper+ Whilst you may not wish to appear unfriendly, always sit in the back. 117If you do chat with the driver,7 don't give personal details+ away. If you feel uneasy with the driver,ask to stop at a busyfamiliar place and get out. 118 Before arriving at your 7 destination have cash ready,+ leave the taxi and then pay thedriver.Have your door keys readyand enter your home quickly. 119BEWARE OF BOGUS MINI-CABS/TAXIS7 Some people falsely represent themselves as mini-cab / taxi drivers with aerials on car roof and pretend radio handsets.120 They unlawfully ply for hire 7 at busy night spots + gaining fares by calling out "Someone ordered a cab?" 121 On a busy night 7 with a shortage of transport+ it could be tempting D O N ' T it could be dangerous. 3 72 -123 If you see an incident or 72someone tries to flag you down think first. Is it genuine? Could you help? 124 It might be safer 62 and more practical + to report what you have seen at the next convenient telephone or police station. 125 If you think you are being 72followed, keep driving until youcome to a busy place; a police, fire or ambulance station; pub or garage forecourt. 126 If a car pulls up alongside72you at lights or a road junctionand the occupants try to attract your attention, ignore them and don't make eye contact.127 If a car travels 72alongside you at the same speed slow down and let it pass. If the driver persists, drive to a busy place. 128 If you have a car phone 62 call the police if necessary+ or lift the car phone to your ear pretending to do so 129If a car pulls up in front of72 you never turn off the engine. Stay calm and if the driver leaves his car & approaches you,reverse as far as possible...130 whilst continually sounding62 the horn and activating your+ hazard lights,whatever the time.With all doors locked & windows closed you are fairly safe.131    5   ______    132If someone tries to force down72 a partly open window, hit his+ hand with anything available e.ga shoe,especially with heel.Keepa personal alarm in your car. 3  5  Personal Safety First  134 offers positive action for 5 self protection. + THE SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST The National Charity for self protection. 135 5 Short courses for all + in the basics of staying safe when out and about.! 136 Violence on the streets 5 often on broad daylight + against innocent people is a growing concern of society to-day. 137 5 Many people + are quite naturally fearful and are searching for ways to be safer. 138 The SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST 5 have now launched + a unique course, the "missing link" in self protection. 139This personal safety"first aid"5provides strategies,skills and+ positive action to reduce fear,build confidence and enable men & women to lead safer lives.156 15 T U T O R T R A I N I N G Personal Safety First  141 Personal Safety First 15 Courses are intended as + basic training for everyone in the essentials of personal safety. 142 The course manual has been 15 devised with the help of + the Metropolitan Police, other police forces and the Home Office. 143 Consultants included 15 experts in + psychology, criminology, sociology and other related disciplines. 144 The Course Tutor's Pack 15 provides resource material + for talks and courses of varyinglengths of up to thirteen hours. 145 These could be offered 15 during the day + or during the evening,, depending on the needs of the group. 146 The nationwide training 15 of course tutors is by tutor+ trainers under the auspices of the Training & Development Dept. of London Cental YMCA. 147 Applicants undertake 15 a two day training module + at a cost of `150 followed by an assessment day. 148 On successful completion 15 course members become + accredited Suzy Lamplugh Trust Personal Safety First Course Tutors. 149 Tutors receive support from15 the Trust's Tutor's network+ including help in marketing and selling courses, provision of new material, .... 150 and liaison with the Police,15 Crime Prevention Panels and+ other bodies.`115 is the fee for assessment, training and first year's network membership.151Potential Course Tutors should15 have skills in teaching, + training or group work, possibly with some experience in youth and community work, ...152 personnel management 15 or health and safety; + they should also have good communication skills. 153 For further details 15 and an application form + please write briefly with an A5 stamped addressed envelope....154 to 15 Personal Safety First + London Central YMCA 112 Great Russell Street London, WC1B 2NQ 155  5 Personal Safety Courses.133 First Tutors..140 Re-start 3  5 Personal Safety First COURSES Supported by Kelly Sevices  157 A nationwide network of 5 Personal Safety First + Course Tutors is forming to offer courses to members of the public 158 particularly those in 5 community centres, schools + women's organisations, Round Tables, youth clubs and health centres. 159Personal Safety First Courses5 have a simple purpose: to + increase confidence and reduce fear through alertness,awareness and appropriate action. 160Courses are for men as well as5 women, young and old. + The basics of staying safe when out and about are valuable to all in the community. 161For details of your local PSF5 Course Tutors,please contact+ Programme Co-Ordinator, The Suzy Lamplugh Trust, 114 East Sheen Avenue,London SW14 8AS 155' The Safe Travel + four point P.L.A.N.... 4 The Suzy Lamplugh Trust..163 Re-start . 3 The aim of the 61 SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST is to enable all people to live safer lives# 164The Trust's work is preventative a positive reaction to + aggression and violece which in its many forms seems endemic in society to-day. 165Through research,education and71training, the Trust,in seeking asafer society, enables people to help themselves to go about their daily lives 166 with increased confidence 71 and without fear, + living life to the full.' 167 Since 1986, after the 17disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh, while about her work as an estate agent, the Trust has raised awareness 168 of the problems and changed17attitudes.The Trust stimulates+ & works with the authorities to search for answers and provide practical help for everyone.169Our concern is for your safety4 THE SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST 14 East Sheen Avenue, London SW14 8AS. Tel:081 392 1839 Fax:081 392 1830 162If you think 3you might + be attacked: INFORMATION: 65 QUIZ:175 RE-START: 3Attackers do not like ... and9 3when their stealth is comprom+-ised by a ... from you they may beat STICKS,PROD.172a hasty retreatNOISE,YELL.173 Attackers do not like NOISE 72 and when their +8 stealth is compromised by a YELL from you they may beat a hasty retreat174 Attackers do not like noise9 4 and when their + stealth is compromised by a yell from you they may beat a hasty retreat174 A deep loud .... is very 9 3 effective. Your ... is your + best weapon;you know where it isand you can'tSHOUT,VOICE.175drop it!SCREAM,LEG.176 A deep loud SHOUT is very9 4 effective.Your VOICE+ is your best weapon. You know where it is & you can't drop or lose it! 177 A deep loud SHOUT is very 72  effective.Your VOICE+8 is your best weapon. You know where it is & you can't drop or lose it! 177If you think you might be 9 3attacked,... on doors and keep+... even if you only suspectyou are KNOCK,SCREAMING.178in dangerBANG, YELLING..179 If you think you might be 72  attacked, BANG on +8 doors and keep YELLING even if you only suspect you may be in danger.180 If you think you might be9 4 attacked, BANG on + doors and keep YELLING even if you only suspect you may be in danger.180Shout an instruction such as9 3"...." People are more likely + to react when given somethingspecific HELP ME.181to do. PHONE THE POLICE.182Shout an instruction such as 72  "PHONE THE POLICE"+8 People are more likely to react when given something specific to do.183Shout an instruction such as9 4 "PHONE THE POLICE"+ People are more likely to react when given something specific to do.183Prepare to...your bag if ... 9 3Have change in your pocket for+ public GIVE UP,SNATCHED.184transportHOLD ON,GRABBED.185or phone. THROW, JOSTLED.186 Be prepared to GIVE UP your9 4 bag or briefcase if( SNATCHED.Have change in your pocket for public transport or a phone. Be prepared to GIVE UP your 72  bag or briefcase if(8 SNATCHED.Have change in your pocket for public transport or a phone. Be prepared to GIVE UP your 72  bag or briefcase if(8 SNATCHED.Have change in your pocket for public transport or a phone. 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Know your way Be aware of escape routes Tell someone where you're going Watch what you wear 5 LOOK CONFIDENT 15Walk with a sense of purpose+ Radiate non-vulnerability Watch for body language Carry a personal alarm 6 AVOID RISK 61Decline offers from strangers Keep to familiar territory Avoid spur of the moment choices Look out for traps 7  NEVER ASSUME: 72 It won't happen to me +  I can cope It's only a sort journey They look respectable 8 Commonsense, forethought and informed judgement can reduce risks to personal safety, giving confidence to enjoy travelling on foot, bike, car, cab etc 9 PREPARE YOURSELF 60 -  Plan your route Know where you are going and how to get there 10 PREPARE YOURSELF 60 Familiarise yourself with your surroundings; avoid danger spots and decide whereyou could seek help if needed 11 PREPARE YOURSELF 60 Leave behind, in an obvious place, details of where you are going. If you change your mind let someone know 12 PREPARE YOURSELF 60 Avoid making yourself  an easy target. Wear suitable clothes. You can always change later 13 LOOK CONFIDENT 15 Walk tall: Hold your head high with your mind on your surroundings 14 LOOK CONFIDENT 15 Keep fit: good posture, stamina strength and relaxation are aids to personal safety 15 LOOK CONFIDENT 15 Be ready with your key (for door or car) have your personal alarm handy and be prepared to use it 16 LOOK CONFIDENT 15 If you have a problem don't panic: sigh slowly which will relax your muscles. Breathein deeply and take your time 17 AVOID RISK 61 It is folly to hitch hike or accept lifts from strangers however desperate you are. Play safe 18 AVOID RISK 61 Don't venture into unknown territory without making sure you have thought it through 19 AVOID RISK 61 Short cuts and hasty decisions can lead you into unforeseen problems 20 AVOID RISK 61 Be prepared to go the long way round if necessary It's a temptation to let haste cloud your judgement 21  NEVER ASSUME 72 Nobody is invincible- even though the chances are slight, don't think it will never happen to you! 22  NEVER ASSUME 72 Trust your intuition: Do not ignore your instincts or that "funny feeling". Act straight away. 23 NEVER ASSUME.Remember your72 primary aim is to GET AWAY! Meeting aggression with aggression means confrontation - and you could get hurt. 24  NEVER ASSUME 72 Try not to judge people from their appearance- remember pickpockets melt into a crowd. 25 We all want to get around 70 safely and live a free and active life but many of us fear that we may meet problems when out and about. 26 In fact, the risks of being40 attacked are very low + and even then there will be twice as many male victims as female. 27 However, fear for our safety60 can make us behave as though we are vulnerable andthis in turn can present each of us as a likely target. 28 These safety tips 70 can help + to reduce the risks. They are simply suggestions for you to consider. 3 METHODS OF TRAVEL: On foot or by bike.... 30 By car and Motorways... 72Taxis, Minicabs and Incidents104: METHODS OF TRAVEL: - 1  ---- On foot . 31 - By bike . 58ON FOOT. We all have the right to wear any clothes we wish0 but we do need to consider the effect  they may have on others. 32 You can reduce risks 5 by wearing clothes in which+ you can move easily and shoes that fit well  and are comfortable. 33 Place valuables, such as walletts, in an inside pocket secured with a safety pin or use a body belt or "bum bag". 34 If you have to carry things  use a small bag  slung aross your body under a jacket or coat, 35 or a shoulder bag 5 with a short strap + and good fastenings. Ensure it sits close to your body with fastening innermost 36 Do not 72 hold your bag too tightly as it could indicate that it contains something of value. Try to keep both hands free 37 Avoid deserted places, dark buildings, bushes, waste ground, car parks and alleyways, especially when walking on your own. 38 Allow space 5 around parked cars; + be wary of cars  with engines running and people sitting in them 39 Be on guard in crowds 5 and try to go round them, especially if they are youths. Be wary of people jostling you or becoming an obstacle. 403    41 Try not to pass 3 through a subway on your own+ take advantage of other people going the same way who can act as your escort. 42If the street is deserted, walkdown the middle of the pavement; face oncoming traffic to avoid kerb crawlers and remain alert to the immediate surroundings 43If you need to go through a"riskarea",think about what you would do if faced by a problem. Look for escape routes & be preparedto take action if necessary. 44 If the pavement 5 is narrow + ____ walk on the kerbside to avoid being grabbed by someone in a doorway. 45If you jog to work you may have some advantages: wearing ideal clothing to get away from someone quickly and you may be fitter than your pursuer- 46 but do not bank on it. 5 Wearing a personal stereo + prevents you from hearing a would-be attacker or traffic for that matter! 47Be aware of concealed entrancesand poorly lit areas. Also notepubs, garages and public phoneswhich might be useful should youthink you are being followed. 48 Be careful when using  a bank cashpoint; don't window-shop on your own at night; be extra vigilant on Fridays or pay days. 49 If you work in a secluded or undesirable area, organise lift-shares with friends /colleagues.Ensure they wait until you have safely entered your home. 50 At night, unless absolutely71 essential, don't use a torch which will show up your presenceand make it difficult for you to see a potential assailant. 51It is better to let your eyes3become accustomed to the dark.+ It is useful, however, to carry a torch to check your car before getting into it. 52 If you think you are being followed, trust your instincts and take action. As confidently as you can, cross the road, ---- turning as you do,.... 53to see who is behind you. If hecrosses,re-cross again and againKeep moving. If he continues to follow, make for a busy area - pub, service station or ... 54 other public premises; 5go in and phone the police and+afriend. Also tell the publican, cashier or anyone else who is likely to help you. 55If a vehicle pulls up suddenly alongside you, turn and walk in the other direction - you can turn much faster ---- than a car. 56 Never accept a lift from a stranger, even if you are wet, tired or very late and the driver claims to be a mini-cab or private hire car. 57Beware of a stranger who warns you of the dangers of walking alone and then offers to accompany you. This is a ploy some attackers have used. 3Travelling by bicycle can be one of the safer ways to go since you are totally independent. But because you are exposed to vehicles and the elements ... 59 it can seem dangerous. 5 Threats to cyclists include+ physical assault, crashes, dogs and breaking down in a lonely place. 60Keep your bike in good working order. Repairs are best done at home rather than on the road. Pedal safely but positively, with a sense of purpose. 61 Look competant and wear the right gear: reflector band, toe clips and helmet. Have the correct accessories such as lights in good working order. 62 Mirrors can be helpful and a piercing loud horn is great in emergencies. 63 Don't be afraid 5 to pedal hard 1+ out of or around potential trouble. Your bike is your all. 3 ATTACK? COURSES and QUIZ! 0+ Think you might be attacked?.170Personal Safety talks/courses155 SAFE TRAVEL QUIZ.200 A deep loud shout is very 5 effective. Your voice is your+ best weapon; you know where it is and you can't drop it or lose it. practise it. 66 A deep loud shout is very 5 effective. Your voice is your+ best weapon; you know where it is and you can't drop it or lose it. practise it. 67 Bang on doors  and keep yelling even if you only suspect you are in danger.  68 Shout an instuction such as 5 "PHONE THE POLICE" + people are more likely to react when given something specific to do. 69Be prepared to give up your bag or briefcase if snatched. Have some change in your pocket for public transport or a phone. A phone card is useful too. 70 Be aware 5 and keep your alarm + in your hand when you walk home at night. Be prepared to use it. 71 A personal alarm set off 5 by an attacker's ear + can be effective in scaring him off. 3  71   By car.. 73   Motorways. 84When in your car, you are safer5in some ways but more vulnerablein others. Sometimes you'll findyourself a long way from home in unfamiliar surroundings. 74 Stay in the car 15 as much as possible. + Keep the windows closed and the doors locked.# 75 Keep bags out of sight. 51 With a window open + it's easy pickings  for a snatch thief when you stop at the lights 76Keep your car in good working5order and carry extra petrol in a special safety petrol can. Consider a latex puncture aerosol to get to a garage 77 If you own a car 5 you should be a member of one of the breakdown organisations. 78 Keep a map handy 5 so you won't need to stop and ask directions. Have change and a phone card for a payphone in an emergency 79 Whilst expensive, 5 if you travel a lot you should get a portable phone. Ask your employer for one. 80 PARKING YOUR CAR 5Lock your car whenever you leaveit. If you can't take valuableswith you, lock them in the bootBEFORE the end of the journey 81 At night, 15 park in a well lit place. When you get back, check the back seat before getting in. 82 Have a good 51 pocket torch handy + and the keys in your hand ready for a quick getaway. 83  If you park 5 in daylight  consider what the area will be like in the dark. 3  71 -  MOTORWAYS  -  85 Travel on motorways is 71becoming an increasing concern+ especially when a breakdown occurs or assistance is needed. 86Opinions are divided regarding71 what to do or not to do. The+ following is the best advice we can give but you need to judge according to circumstances. 87 Drive to an emergency 71 telephone if you can, + stopping with the front passenger door as close to the telephone as possible. 88Switch on your hazard lights;71 if leaving the vehicle + do so by the nearside door. Leave any animals in the car. 89 NEVER 71 cross the carriageway + to reach a telephone. They are placed opposite. 90If you cannot drive further, a71marker post (every 100 metres)+ will point to the nearest phone.These are 1,000 metres apart.Youneed to walk 500 metres max. 91No money is required - as soon71 as you lift the handset, it+ will start ringing in the Police control room. You need not say where you are; they will know 92 Stand behind the phone and 71 watch for traffic and anyone+ approaching you. The passing traffic makes it very noisy; you may have to shout. 93 Tell the control 71 if you are a woman + on your own. They will alert a police car to check if you are all right 94 If you are by the phone and71someone stops,use the phone to+ tell the police, giving them the registration number of the car that has stopped. 95 If your car is not near the71phone, note the nearest marker+ post number.Tell the control theproblem,with your breakdown club card and car number ready. 96The Highway Code states decide71 whether or not to stay in the+ car. 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